BioCheck Powder Screening Test Kit 20/20

Description

The BioCheck Powder Screening Test Kit 20/20 works by identifying the presence or absence of a biomolecule found in many toxins and all living materials.

What is BioCheck 20/20?

The 20/20 test kit provides a rapid screen for the possible presence of bioterrorism agents such as ricin toxin or anthrax, while ruling out most of the substances that are often feared to be possible WMD’s.

Results are obtained in five minutes or less without instrumentation. A sample is collected on two swabs then placed in a solution that produces a color change only if a biological agent is present. The powder screening test kit will confirm a negative result is not due to a failure of the test. This allows first responders to know immediately if anyone is at risk of a biowarfare agent.

Features

• Save resources and time and reduce false alarms
• Used by many first responder teams and government agencies nationwide
• Rules out 87% of  suspicious powders
• Simultaneously screens for the possible presence of multiple agents
• Long Shelf Life – Biocheck powder screening 20/20 product is stable for at least one year.
• Laboratory proven to detect

• • Anthrax
  • Yersinia
  • Ricin
  • Botulinum toxin

The product is now a primary screening test used by more than 250 fire departments, other first responders and numerous federal agencies.

BioCheck 20/20 HazMat Demonstration Using a Protein Test to Screen Suspicious Powders

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Cal OES MEL List –  Firescope Hazardous Materials Minimum Equipment List (MEL)

The Biocheck suspicious powder test kit 20/20 meets the requirements for the Firescope MEL List. To see all of the MEL products that HAZMAT Resource provides visit our California MEL List page >>

MEL 1.5.1 NON-AGENT SPECIFIC Biological Detection–A sampling and detection system which will screen for presence of a biological substance based upon fluorescence technologies. Is not agent specific, only gives a “yes” or “no” that a suspect biological agent might be present with reliability of less than 50%. Confirmation and agent identification for more reliable hazard assessment requires further more advanced field testing, or samples sent in for laboratory analysis.

One Kit Complete, of those listed for MEL 1.5.1 Or, MEL 1.5.2 for Type 1 teams, not required for Type 2 or Type 3 teams.